Dead Radical by Ian Honeysett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

1791, Paris. Inspector-General Rouget Maison, head of the Paris police, has two main concerns. Firstly, who is the 'Mastermind' or as he calls himself, 'the True Patriot'. A person who believes in France but only a as a Catholic and Royal France. And secondly, he is hunting the assassin he knows as Eloise. As he and his team investigate, can there ever be a conclusion to these two cases.
An interesting and enjoyable historical mystery


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